Motives
These two countries aimed to locate the Northwest Passage.
What are the French and Dutch?
The system in which native towns were forced to do a certain amount of labor for Spanish farms, and thus being granted with certain freedoms, like religious freedom.
What is the French?
The divide of the Catholic Church motivated this country.
What is the Spanish?
These colonies had a hierarchical system.
These colonists' motives were profit, tobacco cultivation, and expansion in the Chesapeake.
What is the English?
In this country's colonies, women had freedom to go to court, own property, and borrow money.
What is the Dutch?
What is the Spanish?
These colonies were rooted in their religious beliefs. They wanted to convert others.
What are the Spanish and English (in New England)?
They had men as the workforce and women as the stability in families.
What is the English in the Chesapeake?
A phrase that motivated the English in the Chesapeake.
What is Land=Liberty?
The first democratically-elected legislative body in the British American Colonies.
What is the house of burgesses?
This colony protected themselves from Native peoples and organized local militias.
What is the English in the Chesapeake?
These colonists had Jesuit missionaries sent to their colony to convert Natives to Catholicism.
What is the French?
They had self governing towns, especially with church and school.
What is the English in New England?
These colonists wanted religious freedom, with their main goal being to create an Idealized Puritan Society in New England.
What is the English?
These two countries intertwined the church and the state.
What are the Spanish and English (in New England)?
A trading company established in 1609 that controlled the Dutch military outpost.
What is the Dutch East India Company?
This reformed church was based on the teachings of John Calvin, who enforced strict interpretation of the Bible.
What is the Dutch Reformed Church?
A name for people of mixed origin, specifically in Spanish colonies.
What are Mestizos?
The three g's that the Spanish were motivated by.
What are Glory, God, and Gold?
A type of settlement in British North America that was granted by the crown. This honor gave full governing rights and complete control over the land.
What is a Proprietary Colony?
A war in the English colonies in New England that killed 3,000 people. Slaves of war were their soldiers.
What is the Pequot War?
A term that refers to different laws, mainly the English Toleration Act of 1689, which granted religious freedom to Protestants, but not Catholics, Jews, etc.
What is the Act of Toleration?
They had an even ratio between sexes.
What are the English in New England?